Alliant Credit Union Credit Cards

Alliant ranks as the 7th largest credit union in the nation serving over 270,000 members worldwide offering them high dividend payouts, superior personal service and easy to use products and services. Their products and services include: savings, checking & investments, loans, VISA® cards and other Alliant services.

To earn the 10,000 bonus Alliant Rewards points, new cardholder must spend $500 or more in qualifying purchases on his/her Alliant Credit Union Platinum Rewards Visa credit card during the first 90 days the account is opened. Points will be awarded and posted to the account, if applicable, at the close of your fourth billing cycle.

As low as 0% introductory rate for 12 months on purchases and balance transfers

After the introductory period, a low standard variable rate applies ranging from 14.74%–24.74%.

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